Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19
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Mrs. Joseph Lundy is very ill 9
present.
J. r. Andreae was in Detroit one da
last week.
DR.. Clyne has been appointed healt
4 officer of the village.
: Attend Michaels' maple sugar ba
on Friday evening, May %.
G. III. Niggeman returned from hi
visit to friends at Lexington.
VIM. Blackford, of Speaker, has NOV
ed to this place with his family.
Geo. Regan, of Peck, called in to se
) us while in the village on Monday.
David G.. Williams has been visitin,
old friends in Port Huron the pas
week.
The old platform at the station Ina,
been removed and new one put in its
place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Robinson. Of Peck
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Grinnel
Sunday last.
a spring fair will be held at Emmett
May 20 and 26. Good prizes are offered
and all are invited to attend.
o. ID. Scully has returned to this
place from Lake County where he has
been working for some time past.
The Misses Sarah and Lena Berley-
cite, of Port Htiron, visited among
friends in this place the past week.
Willard Welch who has been danger
| ic oil 70 l,A
around again, which we are pleased to
note.
Waterman & Benedict have a guam
| tity of shingles for sale cheap. Call
and look at them at their store in
Peck. 80
The golden harp is one of the attrac-
tions at Michaels' maple sugar ball Fri
day evening, May q. Don't fail to
hear it.
The grand mogul of the Board of
Health says that everybody must clean
up their back yards and outhouses or
war will be declared.
The London Harpers finest music
and best caller in the world will be i'm
attendance at Michaels maple sugar
ball, Friday evening, May q.
/. Berman is offering some great bar
gains for the next thirty days at the
New York Cheap Cash Store. Read
his change of adv. in this issue.
Remember the Driving Park associa-
ton meeting at the EXPOSITOR Office
next Friday evening, May 20. n full
attendance of members is requested.
VIM. Bettes informs us that he in
tends leaving for st. Ignace next week
where he will remain all summer look
ing after his interests in that country.
Henry Strikemeir, of the Huron
County Bank, Sand Beach. has been
clerking in the bank here for the past
week. G. II. Holden is taking his place
at sand Beach.
Elder j. III. Patton will preach next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock and even
ing at 7:30 in A. G. chapel. Subject
same as announced for last visit
Goodness and severity Of God"
"Grace and Truth"
With last issue the ExPoSITOR end
ed its fifth volume. y good many sub
scriptions expired with that number.
All who can we would be pleased to
have call and renew. In so doing
you will help one in need.
Mrs. II. +. Leonard and son Freddie
left on Tuesday morning for Port
Huron where they will visit friends for
q time. They also intend to visit
friends in New Baltimore, st Clair and
Detroit and will be away about month.
The third quarterly meeting of the
NJ. II. church. will be held at Coles next
Saturday and Sunday. All are invited
.al
dent of the Michigan District will
preach in the NJ. u. church Sunday
evening.
Don't fail to attend &. +. Michaels'
maple sugar ball and concert. The
concert will be furnished by the Lon
don Harper's, the finest ball room Or
chestra i'm the world. Ii you do not
attend you will miss free. concert and
good time. Bill only S1.00.
Vegetation is advancing rapidly.
Wheat is reported to be in good condi-
ton. Rain is needed; but the heavy
dews partly supply the want. Fruit
trees are in full blossom generally, and |
everything looks favorable to an abun-
dant yield. The weather is glorious.
While Lille Welch and Caddie Man
ming were playing in ). o. Welch Il
Sons lumber yard last Saturday after
noon they met with sad accident. \ |
pile of lumber fell over onto them |
breaking Lille Welch's right leg above |
the knee and ibruising Caddie Manning |
badly. DR.. Gowan set the fractured |
limbs and Lille is doing well. ~
Can anyone tell why the bridgeswest
of here are not repaired? The trade |
from that section Is going to Capac on |
account of the dilapidated condition of |
the bridges. One horse has received |
serious injury OH one of the bridges |
and the owner will enter an action |
against the township for damages. Let |
the matter be attended to at once.
We copy the following item about |
our friend Elder r. b. Brown from the |
Pine Run correspondence to the Clio |
Star:-"Rev. II. b. Browns meeting |
closed Sunday evening at the Christian
church with the good result of sixteen |
additions to the membership. We feel
very grateful to Bro. Brown for COM
ing to us i'm time of need. He has our
Dor for the upbuilding of Christ's King
dom. -Four persons have since been
baptized"
A meeting of the Driving Park AS
sociation was held i'm the EXPOsITOR
office, last Friday evening as advertis-
ed. The members present were John
Holden, Pres, ii. L. Leonard, Treas,
J. G. Nick Kenna, David Orser, Geo. w.
Bell, w. n. McKenna, Lester Clark and
J. A. Menzies. III. f. Leonard was ap-
pointed secretary pro tempore. The
treasurer reported balance on hand
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